Boston's weekend weather forecast includes mild conditions with occasional flurries and a 20% chance of snow showers. Sunny skies with highs in the mid-30s to near 40 are expected.

Boston is experiencing its coldest winter since 1994, with milder temperatures and possible flurries forecasted for the weekend. A large upcoming storm might bring a mix of snow and rain.

Gusty afternoon with gusts up to about 23 mph and Small Craft Advisories in effect for outer waters. Slight chance of light snow late tonight.

Boston faces a cold week with the possibility of snow, with temperatures feeling as low as -12 degrees due to wind chill. Winds may reach 26 mph. Snow chances increase by Tuesday.

Boston faces a severe snowstorm with 4-8 inches of snow and high winds, followed by an extreme cold advisory with wind chills as low as -20 degrees. Conditions will remain cold but begin to improve midweek with a mix of rain and snow.

Boston is set to experience a snowy weekend with light snow starting late Friday, and heavier accumulations of 2-4 inches predicted for Saturday, amid frigid temperatures and potential extreme cold conditions.

Boston experiences its coldest winter in two decades, with the average temperature at 29.3 degrees. Forecasts indicate brief warming, followed by more cold and snow.

Boston is forecasted to experience a significant temperature drop this weekend after enjoying low 30s midweek, with possible snow and subzero temperatures ahead, according to the National Weather Service and NBC Boston reports.

Boston's forecast indicates cold but sunny conditions with potential flurries, and while the week ahead looks calm, more arctic air is expected over the weekend.

Boston faces a week of frigid temperatures with wind chill values dropping as low as -3 degrees and gusts up to 32 mph. The cold persists into the weekend with a chance of snow.

Boston faces extreme cold and coastal flooding; wind chills may hit -13 degrees, with flooding advisories for shorelines and waterways. Roads may be impassable, and residents are advised to prepare.

A nor'easter is expected to bring snow, wind, and coastal flooding to parts of Massachusetts, particularly affecting the Cape and Islands, with Boston seeing lesser impact.

Boston faces extreme cold and potential nor'easter; NWS forecasts sunny but frigid days with high wind chills and a major storm looming over the weekend.